Names of Friends and Departures in Americus
A column lists local people and their movements including trips to Louisville New York and Boston for veterans reunions and visits. It notes J H Kalmon W D Simkins from Albany on business, Setham R Cain traveling to Louisville, B Stevene en route to Perrell county plantation, Lula Bell May Bell and Mrs Wylie heading north for months, and Fort family additions. Also mentions W W Franks of Virginia Carolina Chemical Co and Walton Callaway's promotion at Mower Hobart Co with congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setham R. Cain
Louisville
B. Stevene
Americus
Perrell County
Lula Bell
Annie May Bell
Wylie
North
New York
Boston
Fort
Lynn Fort
Walton Callaway
Atlanta
Mower-Hobart Co
South
Callaway
Turkevish Bath Towels and Fabrics at Bargain Prices
Turkish bath towels from Eagle and Phoenix mill Columbus Ga described as seckends imperfect yet strong value. Sizes 4 to 7% inches wide, all guaranteed, with checks stripes plain taffetas satins and hemstitched varieties. Yard price 19c, 30c to 35c grade fabrics, 100 twisted silk gloria umbrellas priced low, full size hemmed pillow cases 12 3 4c, hemstitched 15c, sale Monday and Tuesday at 9 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle and Phoenix Mill
Columbus
Primary Election Looms as Voters Prepare for June 6
The county primary is one week away with 1,004 registered voters among 23 aspirants for seven offices. Campaigning remains cordial. June 1 to 3 Hawkes Optician visits Americas at J R Hodson’s drugstore for eye tests, boasting extensive experience and nationwide trust.
Excursion to Montgomery by Georgia and Alabama Railway
The Georgia and Alabama Railway announces a farmers excursion to Montgomery on June 19. A special train will depart Americus at 10 am and reach Montgomery by 3 30 pm. Round trip from Americus is 1.50 and valid only on this train. Return travelers may use any regular Montgomery train on or before June 22. Also a brief health advertorial promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach and liver troubles, with a seven bottle personal success note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Montgomery
Americus
I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wic
E. J. Eld
Fidge Drug's
FORMEL CITIZEN OF AMERICUS Dies in Macon
The remains of Mr. Sandford Horton, an old pioneer citizen of Americus, were brought from Macon yesterday afternoon and laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery. Rev T O Tapper read the Episcopal burial service at the grave. Horton died in Macon on the 28th at age 54 leaving a wife and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Sandford Horton
Americus
Oak Grove
T.O. Tapper
Horton
Tales of the Town in a Day and Ahead
A compact town sketch notes Shoe prices, a grand jury action on alleged blind tiger cases, and plans of residents. Dinah the cook and a family march to Andersonville with canned salmon, while many headless exodists journey with high hopes. A parade of Sunday school picnics, a new district sprinkler, bank closures for a holiday, and J W Sheffield's trip to Savannah for Sea Board Railway events and a Richmond banquet accompany the day’s brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Andersonville Cemetery
Gatewood
Kidd's Mill
J. W. Sheffield
Savan
Oah
Seaboard Railway
Richmond
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co remedy message
When nature needs assistance prompt treatment helps but remedies should be used only as needed. The ad promotes Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a simple gentle remedy for common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
Rylander Purchases Stewart Lumber Interests at Lake Butler
Mr. Arthur Rylander buys from R. M. Stewart the latter's stake in Stewart Lumber Co at Lake Butler Florida. The business has run timber and croastie interests for about a year. Stewart family returns to Americus. Property described as large, new, near, with cheap rent offered by M. Callaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rylander
R. M. Stewart
Stewart Lumber Co
Lake Butler
Fla
Rylander
Stewart
Americus
Wash goods sale and new fashion accessories dominate week
The wash goods season opens in earnest with 3,000 yards of lawn at 3 1/2c, 5,000 yards of shirting prints at 3 1/2c, 1,000 yards of fine percales at 9 1/2c, and 1,000 yards of checked ginghams at 9 1/2c. Large delinquent lots, white lawn remnants at half price, and a two-counter sale of organdy, dimity, lawns, and madras. White parasols, kids gloves, ribbons, laces, and embroidries debut at low prices. Shoes include Hanan’s and Zegler’s lines up to $3. Uniform shirts and nightwear offered, with dramatic price ranges and new fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Childrens
Zegler
Hanan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo D. Wheatley
Geo. D. Wheatley
Heydee
Alwaye
Iheea
Aptater
Loria
Serjaaret
Fc Payer
Clark
Old Reliable Jewelry Store
G. T. Sullivan
Josmericns
Georgia & Alabama R. BR
Windsor Hotel
Americas
Dodeon's
Messrs
J. H. Kalmon
W. D., Simkins
Albany
W. W. Franks
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co
Huyler
Justin Hudson
Darth
A. .G. Duncan
A. K. Hawkes
J. R. Hodson
United States
Hawkes
Georgia
Alabama
Formel
Buckien
EJ. Eldrdge
MO. W. Shiver
Dressep
Bank
Commerce
Church St
Ofer
Hafeiea ScuvmPort Sxor Co
Dinah
Andersonville
A. Rylander
Lumb
M. Callaway
Rembert’s * Drug’ Store
Postofiice
EFORS
James Fricker
Jewelers
Tina Tna
Taylor
Kentucky
Miller & Clark
Neril Miller
Uae
Onal Naniings
Piero Eroy
Mam
Uarmphan Oy
Clement C. Gaines
Erisalpal
Belis
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